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start/stop services script?
Is it possible to start and stop window's services using a script? (or command line/dos command) Currently I have a large batch file that is set to run every night and it's now become necessary to stop/start the database service so that I can minuplate the database files without them getting...- lgtshadow
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Swap column / row
Great that does it. It amazes me how quick people are with help here thank you.- lgtshadow
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Swap column / row
How can I transpose all the rows for columns in a text file? All the fields are space delimited and I have no idea how many columns there are to start off with. I had a simple thing to do one at a time but I can't figure out how to make this expand to do all of the columns at once. gawk '$3...- lgtshadow
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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first line print problem
> The problem is that the initial value of i is zero, so the test (!i) returns > true for the first line. One solution is to reverse the value of i Thank you that solves the problem. > Setting the variable Pre to zero doesn't seem to have any use, so I > removed it. Yes sorry about that i... -
first line print problem
I'm quite new to awk and I'm having a problem i don't understand. Using the following I always seem to get the first like of my file printing out (which i don't want). [tim]$ gawk '/Pre/{Pre=$0;i=0;next} NF{if(!i)print;++i;next}' test/30-b18-a.txt invalid command name "nu" <-- first...
